nihao YAO København

Great place for Taiwanese food with some good veggie options. The veggie dumpling (green one) was delicious. I also had the purple bun, it was nice and fresh but a bit too plain for me. The spring rolls were good, and tasted better once they cooled down a bit. The place is small and cosy, and be ready to share a table.

Don’t have much to say other than everything we ate here was absolutely incredible

Great place to get a few different things and share! Mapu tofu was very yummy

Authentic and hella delicious. Especially the fake duck with rice (vegan) ; dumplings, and Chinese beer. Will try the mapo tofu next

The restaurant is quite small but has a very cozy and homely atmosphere. The food was delicious and service was quick too.

Authentic delicacy certified by Taiwanese! Very delicious and authentic, homesick travelers will not be disappointed👍👍👍

We eat here often and it is always delicious. We usually order chicken and pork bao and passion fruit lemonade.

Visiting from the US and we chose to get Taiwanese food as that’s what my son mostly eats. We ordered the stir fried rice noodles with beef, beef noodle soup, stir fried bok choy, and braised pork over rice. We were pleasantly surprised how fragrant the stir fried rice noodles were, really good and tastes just like in Taiwan. Other dishes were good but that really stood out. My son ate it all up! Kid approved as well.

The Taiwanese food place is nice, but quite small, with the possibility of sharing a table with other people. The employees are very polite and kind, although the service is almost non-existent, since the order is made in person at the counter, and then they bring the dishes to the table. We ordered two types of bao (obviously not homemade), one with chicken and the other with pork. While the bao with pork was decent, the one with chicken was almost inedible, since the taste and smell of the frying oil overpowered everything else, making it quite unpleasant. The same goes for the sweet french fries, which are definitely fried in the same oil used for other foods, and which is not changed as often as necessary. Probably the best dish we had was the beef noodle soup, although, in this case, it was not cooked in the best way: the vegetables were literally raw, but at least the soup was tasty enough. I'm sorry, but I don't think I'll be going back.

It is a small but cozy spot serving delicious Taiwanese street food. The service is fast, the flavors are amazing.